T,
,,
:duv,
August
2,
1923.
THE
OMILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
i
R.
W.CAMERON'S
The
Milk
for
Hot
Days
STOCK
ON
SALE
BEFORE
MOVING
uiioi.k
htock
or
111,011
gk.uik
akw-
'
F.M.KICY
AMI
MI,f;uU
Ol'-
CARNATION
is
ideal
for
summer
use.
Keeps
sweet
without
ice
no
waste.
Adds
food
value
to
light
summer
dishes.
Gives
extra
smoothness
and
flavor
to
salad
dressings,
desserts,
ices.
Just
pure
whole
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness,
kept
safe
by
sterilization.
Write
lor
free
Cook
Book
Carnation
Milk
Product
Co.
Limited
1
14
Abhoti
Smrt
VANCOUVFB,
B.C
"vuiHDGtuuor.
r0H0WIN40MKH
IK
ft?
'
,!
HI
Ml
-tHKMf
0
ITOma
at
is
DEMAND
Produced
in
Canada
Carnation
Milk
'From
Contented
Cows
l'IMDAY
AND
SATUKI)
VY
OF
THIS
WBI3K
ONLY
White
Planoelttte,
6
yards
for
W$
VVdiie
Cotton,
5
yards
for
lK5f
I
lid
leached
Cotton,
5
yards
for
0.1c1
'
.iiijfham.
Suit'
5
yards
for
!)."
"turn
Craiw,
several
shade,
5
jrttda
for
H.'f
land
Floss.
8
skeins
for
J)."C
in
h
Dove,
4
balls
for
In
n's
Coveralls,
Regular
$1.8.
Rale
for
Wif
Silk
Hose,
SPECIAL
Wtt
in
n's
Socks.
3
pairs
for
Wit
'tit
ton
Jeraeys,
Rvu.
75c,
Sale
3
for
Wtt
(
i.tton
Bathing
Suits,
Regular
75c.
2
for
!)."
ir
u
s
Fleet
Foot
Slippers,
siaes
up
to
2,
Sale
.....
Wtt
an,
Uejruiar
11.50,
Sal
.
...jSVf
i:rn'H
lialliritfiran
Underwear,
drawers
only,
3
for
..
Wtf
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Prone
G
15
3rd
Ave.
&
7th
St.
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
HNKAKFAST
POOD.'
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
psh
&
CM
Storage
(X
Ltd.
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
Prince
UOpert,
B.C.
Phone
Green
241
or
Black
233
W.
C.
ASPINALL
CHIHOPltACTOU
WcffiL
f
"nA
Uxchanno
Block,
Prince
Itupcrt,
ILL,
Owing
to"
"bualneas
conditions
being
rather
quiet
and
a
the
rent
of
the
tore
1
rather
more
than
I
can
pay
In
my
present
location,
Mr.
Ourvtch
has
txn
kind
enough
to
allow
me
to
break
the
lease
which
I
now
have
with
him.
I
am
therefore
moving
to
a
imaller
tore
on
Sixth
Street,
next
door
to
Bryant
&
Oreer
where
I
will
confine
myself
more
to
the
expert
repairing
of
watches,
etc..
than
I
have
done
In
the
past.
But
before
moving,
my
entire
tock
goe
on
rale
at
what
It
cost
me
to
land
It
In
the
store
and
you
will
get
any
article
at
this
price.
Everything.
In
the
store
rlU
be
offered
at
uost
price.
And
remember,
this
stock
Is
new
stock
no
old
shop-worn
or
scratched
Mood
In
the
place.
I
have
been
here
since
the
beginning
1908
and
still
believe
there
Is
a
great
future
for
this
town
hence
my
determination
to
stay
with
It
This
actual
Cost
Sale
Is
now
on
and
the
stock
coir
prises
all
well
known
and
standard
makes
of
goods.
Everything
in
th
store
is
on
sale
now.
Come
while
the
choice
Is
good.
R.
W.
CAMERON.
Advt.
181,
Pioneer
Jeweller
RAINFALL
FOR
MONTH
OF
JULY
4.62
INCHES
Sunshine
Kworil
Was
II7J
Inrlies
with
y
;
Little
Detail
from
the
Dlgby
Island
station
of
the
weather
during
the
.past
month
ore
as
follows:
Highest
barometer
reading.
30.32
on
July
33.
Lowest
barometer
reading.
38.72
on
July
8.
i
Miuclmum
temperature.
If
degree
on
July
28.
I
Minimum
temperature.
44
degree
on
July
a.
Mean
temperature
for
month,
57.8
de-
Bainfall
for
month.
468
lashes.
Greatest
rainfall.
S
inches
on
July
as.
Hows
of
sunshine.
117
J.
Total
wind
mileage.
1344.
Average
velocity
S.l
with
the
greatest
velocity
16
miles
from
8.E.
on
July
7
and
11
H"
1
:H
Man
in
the
Moon
The
beat
Government
Is
the
one
that
governs
least.
That
was
O
nought
to
be
true
In
the
old
days
before
the
Idea
of
marketing
control.
When
you
read
the
numerous
mag
sines
you
often
And
oks
that
have,
bean
going
the
mums
of
the
new-
papers
for
years.
That
shows
bow
difficult
It
la
far
a
Joke
to
permeate
the
mind
of
a
jockeater.
When
prominent
people
are
bad
tempered
they
are
said
to
be
tecnperatnen
tal.
When
poor
people
are
that
way
they
get
flrod
promptly
.
The
greatest
ssernies
to
omocray
are
the
stupid
people
jho
can
be
feard-ed
Ilka
sbeap.
It
reminds
one
of
polltlotans
when
the
naa
on
a
dog
begin
to
bite
each
other.
There's
always
sometfeing
wrong.
It,
lyou
don't
go
to
ohareh
ou
are
unfed-t
Ly
asag
If
you
do
gtu
,areia
darned
hy-n
poerlte.
Jaks
had
a
bad
odd
and
he
did
now
know
whether
to
atuff
or
starve
It,
b
settled
the
matter
by
flooding
It.
II'
doesn't
know
whether
It
was
eftectl
lor
not
beoausa
he
has
not
yet
up.
Who
wouki
be
a
public
oSlelalt
Theft
are
usually
sworn
In
and
then
cuaHcdT
out.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
There
was
a
luU
In
the
Allied
advance
yesterday,
but
artillery
bombardment
of
the
enemy
posiUona
continues.
The
Canadians
are
again
In
the
trenches.
v
oow
carrying
four
donkey
engines,
thirty
thousand
feet
of
lumber
and
the-
latsst
aoceasorias
Is
said
to
have
turned
turtl
In
Rwuunn
Ttnv
trui
tht
Aiiftflt
-
"
"
"
l
baa
been
lost.
i
ne
post
on
ice
entpioyees
Who
were
'
on
strike
at
Winnipeg
have
returned
to
J
work.
Though
there
has
been
no
strike
locally,
buslnsM
has
been
badly
tied.
up.
There
Is
great
activity
on
.Louise
Is
Innd,
QO.
Islands,
where
eight
donkey
engines
are
hauling
out
spruce
for
aero
planes.
F.
W.
Doherty,
manager
of
the
Roval
iBank
In
(bis
city
haa
been
advised
ot
Ibis
promotion
to
the
position
of
supervisor
of
Dank
Premises
In
the
provinces
of
Alberta,
Manitoba
and
Sankatche
wan
with
iaadquarUrs
at
Winnipeg
.
Entire
to
the
Considering;
the
unusual
liberality
as
shown
by
the
big
prize
list
a
Pontiac
"G"
2-Door
Sedan,
Value
$1,200;
a
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
value
$860;
one
cash
prize
of
$500
and
two
cash
prizes
of
$100
each
coupled
with
the
fact
that
every
active
participant
who
does
not
win
one
of
the
big
prizes
will
be
well
paid
on
a
basis
of
10
per
cent
of
every
dollar
he
or
she
collects
for
subscriptions..
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
$4,000
prize
campaign
should
appeal
to
some
ambitious
member
of
every
family
in
this
entire
territory.
You
should
consider
this
campaign
and
th.3
advertisement
as
being
directly
addressed
to
YOU.
Come
in,
write
in,
telephone
tcday
for
full
information..
In
asking
for
detailed
particulars,
you
obligate
yourself
in
no
way
whatever.
TO
YOU
MARRIED
MEN
;
Who
are
doing
your
utmost
to
give
your
families
the
best
there
is
in
life
and
who
are
continually
looking
for
the
money-making
opportunities.
TO
YOU
MARRIED
WOMEN
Who,
although
you
may
have
household
duties
to
take
care
of,
still
feel'
you
are
a
"partner"
in
the
home
and
want
to
do
your
share
in
these
days
of
financia"'
stringency,
-
or
want
to
own
a
home
or
a
car
of
your
own.
TO
YOU
YOUNG
MEN
Who
are
constantly
complaining
that
"itfs.
hard
to
get
a
start
nowadays"
and
that
big
opportunities
that
came
into
men's
lives
in
i
days
(gone
by,
are
not
open.
Jo
the
young
men
of
todav.
TO'YOITVOUNG
WOMEN
Who
realize
the
women
worth
vfhile
today
are
the
ones
who
do
things
and
are
factors
in
the
world
instead
of
idlers.
TO
EVERYONE
Who
desires
some
of
the
better
things
of
life
a
car,
a
start
in
business
or
anything
else
that
money
can
buy
may
we
not
suggest
that
you
consider
the
money-making
opportunities
that
exist
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
"Everybody
Wins"
$4,000
Gift
Distribution.
Send
in
your
name
today
and
make
more
money
for
yourself
in
the
next
few
weeks
than
most
of
us
make
in
a
whole
year.
Campaign
Jusf
Starting
In
order
to
share
in
The
Daily
News'
$4,000
Prize
Campaign,
simply
fil1.
out
the
nomination
coupon,
which
appears
on
this
page,
and
bring
it
or
mail
it
to
The
Daily
News'
Campaign
Department.
OFFICE
OPEN
EVENINGS
For
full
and
complete
information
call
on,
telephone
or
write
CAMPAIGN
MANAGER,
The
Prince
Ruport
Daily
News.
Campaign
hcadquartors
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
Daily
News
Building,
243
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
are
opon
each
evening
until
8
o'clock.
PHONE
53-1.
'Nomination
Illnnk
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
"Kveryody
Wins"
Campaign.
Good
for
5,000
Votes
I
hereby
enter
and
cast
5,000
votes
for
311m,
Mr.
or
'Mrs.
,sn,ra.
na
a
cnmmiato
In
TIic
l'rlncoper
i
rue
winn
muwuji.
W
....
UlliAl
gws
"i.veryuouMmnai
Va
I
VAddreas
,
Phone
Note
Only
one,
nomination
Mnnk
will
lie
credited
to
each
candidate
Nominated.
The
List
of
Candidates-
DISTRICTS.
1
District
No.
1
includes
only
those
participants
residing
within
the
city
limits
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
prize
cars
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
in
this
district.
The
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
1
up
to
the
present
time,
together
with
all
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
follows:
Antoncllo,
Miss
Muriel
5.10Q
Bailey,
Miss
Jean
M
267,800
Bradbury,
Mrs.
II.
J
174,300
Collison,
Mrs.
J.
M
:
262,500
Dominato,
A
251,300
Field,
Mrs.
J
121,900
Frizzell,
Miss
Laura
265,300
Gilker,
Miss
Edna
L.
271,700
Jones,
Miss
Margaret
49,300
Krikcvsky,
Miss
Victoria
121,S00
Larson,
Miss
Agnes
156,900
Lisncy,
Mrs.
A.
B
86,500
McAuley,
Miss
Helen
5,000
McCrea,
Miss
Alice
K
157,200
Morgan,
Miss
Connie
263,700
Nickerson,
Mrs.
Chas.
M
178,500
Postolu,
Spcro
76,500
Pritchard,
Mrs.
J.'
II.
.251,700
Rood,
John
5,000
Shea,
Lloyd
5,000
Slaggard,
Mrs.
J.
R
169,300
S.mith,
Mrs.
Hugh
M
274,900
Stevens,
John
R
27,000
Stuart,
Miss
Sheila
185,400
Thompson,
Miss
May
103,500
Wermig,
Mrs.
F
129,400
Wilson,
Miss
Nellie
115,200
Ungcr,
Miss
Edna
167,300
Zarclli,
Miss
Ermy
272,500
DISTRICT
No.
2
District
No.
2
includes
only
those
participants
residing
outside
the
city
limits
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
prize
cars
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
are.
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
in
this
district.
The
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
2,
up
to
the
present
time,
togcthor
with
all
votes
cast
'
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
follows
:
Beavcn,
II.
R.
Queen
Charlotte
City
Wl
rri
ifirfAri
nir
13..
"IVf
n."
?m
if
.or.
JSUtoG.,
Port
Clements
......
rfj)f5lGlrs.
George,
Terrace
Mcintosh,
Miss
Margaret,
Massct
McKenzic,
R.
G.,
Queen
Charlotte
City
Ryan,
Miss
Kate,
Stewart
Taylor,
Mrs.
G.
A.,
Port
Essington
Wilson,
Mrs.
L.
C,
Hazclton
-5,000
-7700
5,00
72,400
5,000
.5,000
5,000
61,500
5,000